Panorama Photo

Irgendwo in der Toscana, aber sonst bella Italia, formosa Toscana. Ein schönes Sommerpanorama, den Standort muß man sich merken, wunderschön, harmonisch: Herr Du führst mich hinaus ins Weite..."

I think you visited M…o….ali with the church of S. N. when you decided to do this shot of the valley crossed by V.A.

Are we partly looking at SS1?

@Christoph: V.A. I don't understand what it is. I think you guessed it, but I'm not sure.
@Hans-Jürgen: SS1, okay, but where?

You were looking down from an altitude of 222m. And I agree with Christoph on S.N :-)

Do we also see a somewhat "notorious" island ?

I didn't go there to visit the church of San Niccolò, which isn't bad, but I didn't know it existed.
This is how things went. I was driving north on the SS1. After Grosseto, I saw a small village high up on the plain, and since the day was quite clear, I thought I'd get a wide view of the area from up there.
I know that area quite well, but I had never been to that village.
So I exited the highway and drove to the village, whose name I didn't even know.
And indeed, I found an excellent vantage point, which I then marked on Google Maps.

I possibly found the spot (I can see the pine trees).
https://maps.app.goo.gl/cFAuD6RhUPRKpE1H7
then switch to street-view.

But you must have walked up to the balcony.

I parked the car there. But getting up to the terrace is very simple, just a few steps.

I also saw that Christoph visited Vetulonia, an ancient and famous Etruscan city, in June 2024 and posted a view from there.
From Montepescali you can see Vetulonia and vice versa.

Now I understand Christoph's VA: Via Aurelia (but in Italy it wouldn't be abbreviated like that) :-)
And I put some labels of his very interesting pano.

Great that you could lift my riddle VA ;-)
Yes, Montepescali is very well visible in my pano view from Vetulonia. It was however Elba which was pinning it down for me …

Elba? I think you meant Giglio :-)